did the president get together with john kerry to sell more books? he has done more for john kerry's book sales than if he had gone on every show around the country. judge jeanine: the logan act prohibits an unauthorized american citizen from negotiating with a foreign government. what's he doing with the prime minister of iran? >> the logan act is crap. no one has been successfully prosecuted using the logan act in the history of the united states. the logan act was the predicate for going after lieutenant general mike flynn when sally yates was the deputy attorney general. so chris cannot have it both ways. opinion him down on an answer right now. either the logan act is crap like you said or he'll fully renounce and apologize to general mike flynn for this nonsense. >> mike flynn was negotiating policy. john kerry met with a former colleague about a world event. and he said wait him out. judge jeanine: in addition to munich he met him in norway and at the u.n. he admits he's talking to him aboutal damaging the iran deal. that's negotiating with a

john kerry had a busy, busy time as secretary of state. and now he's facing questions with his new book out about whether he might run again himself to try to unseat this new president who among other things sees john kerry's list of accomplishments of his most urgent things he wants to do. joining us now, john kerry. the long time senator, the new book is called every day is extra. thank you for being here. >> i'm happy to be here. thank you. thank you. for your diligent prosecution of the truth. >> that's nice of you to say. >> i want to talk to you about the book. i have to ask you about breaking news we just had moments ago. ayanna pressley just unseated ten-term massachusetts congressman michael capuano in a democratic primary tonight. ten-terms, 20 years definitely ayanna pressley at one point work for you? >> she work for me for a long time. she worked me until she left to run in the city council. >> what is your reaction to this? >> well, i'm excited for her. i am really feeling enormous sense of pride for what she's accomplished.

is it time john kerry hong up his diplomacy gloves? joining me is mike baker. >> by the way, it's daytime still in idaho. kennedy: well done, a choice to live in the great west. john kerry is right when he said former secretaries of state go to conferences and give speeches and talk about international politics and foreign policy and their expertise is sought. that's one thing. it's another thing to you are repetitiously go -- surreptitiously going behind the back an opposing party and tinker with an issue that no longer requires your experience. >> former politicians and diplomats. their job when they leave is essentially to go away, attend conferences, sell books, appear on tv, that sort of thing. but not to work against the next administration. and that is what by his own admission essentially he is doing. and the most of troubling part of what we are learning so far about john kerry's bromance with the foreign minister of iran is he's not denying he has been telling them the iranians to just wait out the trump administration. which

what is john kerry going to do? >> right elections have consequences and in this case and in my opinion, thank god, the election had the consequence of pulling us out of a bad agreement that didn't stop the iran nuclear program which is why we adopted all those economic sanctions in congress all those years just forced them to put the brakes on for a while if they keep their word so i think with john kerry meeting with the iranians it encourages them whether he said this or not to believe they could wait it out they should be tougher with the u.s.. the fact is though even our allies in europe seem to be clinging to that bad agreement their businesses are exiting iran because if you give them a choice, as president trump and mike pompeo have now forced them to make between doing business with iran, $500 billion gdp and doing business with america, $21 trillion gdp, is an easy choice we're going to get out of iran and that's what's happening now. we ought not to, john kerry ought not to lessen that impact on the irani

john kerry has a history of this. wasn't he over in hanoi too when they were our enemy and he raises a great question, i think you were alluding to the tom cotton letter when they were negotiating. john kerry acted very angrily when someone was doing that to him. >> bret: i want to raise this next point which is the election executive order today, take a listen to the national intelligence. >> this order leads us and directs us as an intelligence community to assess whether or not there has been in the individual entity, country, that has authorized direct sponsors or otherwise supports interference in a u.s. election. >> bret: it sounds like the president wants to take a more active role and say we are going to punish anybody who does this. >> he's been under a lot of political pressure to be proactive about what the response will be to potential election interference. he faced pressure, part of that is congress wants to be able to be the ones who are accepting that punishment. this is the sort of thing that people h

rubio wants john kerry investigated. senator rubio wrote the american people deserve to know that u.s. laws are enforced regardless of any individual's fast position. the department of justice should make a determination on whether former secretary of state john kerry, recent actions with iran potentially violated the logan act with a foreign agent restriction act. logan act bars private diplomacy against foreign interests and it requires disclosures by anyone acting on behalf of the government. charlie hurt i'll go to you first. >> we started hear being the logan act when we had the transsphrition the obama administration to the trump administration. the democrats were anying, my goodness -- nobody has been charged with the logan act in 200 years. but they are mum about it now. but i can't wait to hear what you have to say about it. it is an appalling thing what he's doing. it's not like the iran deal was some sort of off -- one-off thing. it was a major plank in a presidential election that helped get donald trump elec

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a spokesman for john kerry responded calling his meetings perfectly legal and not remotely secret. john kerry responded to the president, the president should be more worried about paul manafort meeting with robert mueller than me meeting with iran's foreign minister. the president wants to learn more about the iran nuclear deal and world peace, he should buy his new book. at the state department, richardson, fox news. jillian: florence moving at a glacial pace but packing quite a bunch. how much damage caused in north carolina so far and where it is headed next. >> the red cross handling the influx of evacuees as the storm continues to drench the carolinas. coverage continues in a moment. so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual w

here is john kerry trying to help prop it up, giving them advice. in this conversation, he had, he admitted not just talking to foreign minister, and he also admitted to talk to people like from european union and trying covicinity her -- convince her that europe should do everything it can to stay in the deal, he was so unsuccessful as secretary of state, i don't know why he thinks he could do any better outside of the government. charles: it is called pride and ego. how much is just kerry brokered a dell that many consider to be a major disaster, all that money used to fund terrorism in the region, and instability, now, sparked a revolt, that i hope will be successful. >> i think referring as unpatriotic and un-american is over the talk and frankly inappropriate. it is not uncommon for former secretary of state to meet with other people. charles: meet with iran? to talk to the current regime? come on. >> to represent america in north korea. charles: come on, come on. no one is here talking about dennis rodman, but you. you bring in dennis rodman,

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jesse: the white house blasting john kerry. here is secretary of state mike pompeo. >> what secretary kerry has done is unprecedented. a former secretary of state engaged the world's largest state sponsor of terror and according to him, you don't have to take my word for it. these are his answers. he was tell thoamg wait out this administration. it's inconsistent with what foreign policy of the united states is as directed by this president. and it is beyond inappropriate for him to be engaged in it. jesse: with me the white house chief correspondent, ed henry. ed: there is the logan act that says you cannot negotiate with foreign governments and under might foreign government. do i think john kerry is going to go to jail? no. jesse: they hit mike flynn on it. ed: here is john kerry's problem. mike pompeo quoted him. he told dana perino, i told the iranians and others, wait out donald trump. former secretaries like henry kissinger, they have been having meetings for years and years. but what's different is he's trying to underm

john kerry is a private citizen. what he's done is not a violation of the logan act, not a violation of fara -- -- vehicle i don't care about the logan act >> i think everybody in the world is saying that. >> they should have some tough questions to answer. >> the friday lightning round, the speed kavanaugh allegations, storm news. when it comes to making bones stronger, are you headed in the right direction? we are. we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. so with our doctors we chose prolia®. to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva® serious allergic reactions, like low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness; face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen or new or unusual pain in your hip

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john kerry was closely involved in the negotiations on the twenty fifteen uclear deal with iran but earlier this year dole trump quit the agreement sparking international condemnation a former adviser to iran negotiating team told us the dispute between pumping one kerry reflects a deep rift within the u.s. establishment as well as mr kerry is concerned yeah has been a pause to a number of foreign policy positions are beside ministration therefore this. highlights the growing political division within the united states and that the democrats feel an opportunity to undermine president trumps presidency and his prospects for a second but attacking him on foreign policy issues including iran so i think that the iranian issue is part of a broader foreign policy. with the come to the fore. as we need draw closer to the midterm elections in november more great to our team program started in just a moment then join kevin on at the top of the hour with all the latest updates from our t h q here. in the age of trump political gridlock has been taken to the next level there's a lot at stake a

the spark the current secretary of state, the successor to john kerry, mike pompeo, to blast john kerry this week. take a look. >> i think everybody in the world is sitting around talking about waiting out president trump. >> actively undermining u.s. policy is a former secretary of state is literally unheard of. >> chris: congresswoman, did john kerry do anything wrong? >> i don't think so. the logan act has to do with directly negotiating with a foreign power when you're not an employee or authorized by the united states to do so. he wasn't negotiating, he was taking meetings. my understanding is that he informed our government, i'm not sure where, that he was taking a meeting and he gave them the summary of what happened at the meeting. i think he has a right is a private citizen to meet with whoever he wants to, but i don't think -- i understand why mike pompeo is upset, because this is a tricky moment for the administration and i personally think they wrongly pulled out of the deal, but i don't think that carrie crossed out redline in anyway. i want to say one thing about that lett

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i will speak with former secretary of state john kerry. he is here live in new york and we're glad to have him. ♪ ♪ >> dana: there are fears many more could lose their lives in syria last rebel strong hold idlib province. syrian approving the use of gas in new military offensive. joining me how is former secretary of state john kerry. author of the new book "extra everyday is extra" which we are going to talk about. you write so much in the book about things that are still trouble spots today. i want toy take a livable to u.n. ambassador nikki haley about syria. >> the united states followed through when we said we would respond to the use of chemical weapons. we stand by this warning. if assad, russia, and iran continue down the path they are on the consequences will be dire. >> dana: so you know this issue well in 2014 you said on meet the press the obama administration struck a deal where they got 100 percent of the chemical weapons out but with this news what do you think our response should be if assad and possibly complicit with

. >>> mike pompeo doubling down on john kerry's shadow diplomacy with iran, saying it's time for kerry to quote, get off the stage. we have the sound. >>> thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, we've got the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm john layfield in for liz. "the evening edit" starts now. ♪ john: it's a party on wall street. americans are making money, our economy fires on all cylinders, the dow finishing at another all-time high, up 251 points, 26,656 today. it's a blue chip index 100th record close under president trump. the s&p also surging to a record high ending at 2,930. u.s. stocks have gained over $9 trillion in value since election day. leading the jump today, american companies apple and amazon. recall just a little over a month ago the iphone maker became the first publicly traded u.s. company to reach a $1 trillion market cap. with amazon also reaching that record valuation shortly after. the markets leading to an increase in total net household worth of more than $2 trillion in the second quarter. the number of americans who app

chris: congresswoman harmon, did john kerry do anything wrong? >> i don't think so. the logan act has to do with directly negotiating with a foreign power when you're not an employee or authorized by the united states to do so. he wasn't negotiating. he was taking meetings. my understanding is that he informed our government. i'm not sure where, that he was taking the meeting and he gave them the summary of what happened at the meeting. i think he has a right as a private citizen to meet with whomever he wants to, but i don't think -- i think -- i understand why mike pompeo is upset because this is a tricky moment for the administration and i think they -- i personally think they wrongly pulled out of the deal, but i don't think that kerry crossed a red line in any way. i want to say one thing about that letter, chris, if i could, and that is -- chris: the kavanaugh letter. >> the kavanaugh letter and that is that it is unsubstantiated and i think feinstein delayed doing anything because the woman didn't want to come forward. on the other hand, if that did happen, if

>> sounds like something john kerry would say. i traveled to europe, the middle east, far east, southeast asia, and trump doesn't get perfect marks to be sure but gets better marks than his predecessor got. why is that? because he is standing up to aggression and malign behavior. taking on russia in a consequential way. it pleases our allies in the far east and southeast asia. he is challenging radical islam and trying to get people to work together to undermine that ideology. he gets pretty decent marks. >> iran is involved in proxy situations. one of their top officials, we want to contrast with nikki haley and what she has to say. >> he is on the losers side because of the logic of power and things he can continue for some time but i don't think he would benefit. >> iran is feeling the pain and we are suffocating them, they have to address their support and terrorism. shannon: how is this playing out in the decision to walk away from these deals? >> pretty positively, the noose is tightening around iran's because we applied san

secretary of state mike pompeo sat down for a rare interview to discuss whether john kerry, obama's former secretary of state broke u.s. law by meddling in foreign policy. plus his first reaction to an undercover video where a state department employee suggests there is a resistance inside the administration. oh, goodie. and raymond is here with a seen and unseen for the ages. here it goes. what is roseanne's death and sexuality of muppets and jack black have in common? and nancy pelosi a last ditch effort to stall the president's order about the russian investigation. we begin tonight with the latest on the fast developing brett kavanaugh fight. the calls began early this morning. the message for the kavanaugh resistance was clear. it began with an appearance by the ghost of's confirmation past. >> they wanted an fbi investigation before she testifies. is that the right move? should the senate honor her request? >> absolutely it's the right move. the hearing questions need to have a frame. >> the fbi is good at this. they do cold cases all the time. they can in days figure out if there is

and it struck me, if john mccain d john kerry can come together and find common grounds in a jail cell in hanoi, we can solve any problem here in america. >> woodruff:nd that is what i want to ask you about. because you do write about your time in the senate in the 19 '80s and '90s, the 2 thousand when even though there wasgr clearly diment between republicans and democrats, they were able to work together on some important issues. is this country ever going back to a time like this or are we permently changed? >> depends on the leaders. the rule of the senate, i tell people, are only marginally, tiny little here or there thnue ear piece obviously. but basically the rules of the senate are the same they were when it, wod. >> is the people who have changed. oodruff: you have been talking in talking about this book, about the importance for democrats of the mterms, of showing up, voaght, what is it that democrats should be saying the american people. >> i think democrats are saying it to the american people, they t swallowed up in daily tweets and other things that are happening. but it'

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as senator from massachusetts, john kerry became chairman of the foreign relations committee. and after losing the 2004 presidential election by a whisker to george w. bush, he went on to serve as secretary of state under barack obama. but after almost 50 years of service, much of kerry's diplomatic legacy is being unraffled in real time as the trump administration undoes so much of what the obama administration did. john kerry's new memoir is called "every day is extra" and heeds joining me now here in new york. welcome to the program. >> very happy to be with you. thank you. >> so much to dig down into. you know, i almost want to go back to that testimony there in front of the senate -- you were a young man, you had just come back from the war. you were i think dressed in your military outfit there, right? >> i was wearing fatigues. >> okay. and you took on a whole different side of the war. and that got you a lot of bad will, if you like, from fellow veterans, particularly in the 2004 election. i mean, your book is about a lot of things, but you reserve a lot of fury for wh

i still call him senator john kerry. secretary of state john kerry. great book. you hear about the military, real life. the best part of the book is also the politics, how this guy fought his way through massachusetts politics, which is not fun. up next, as hurricane florence -- >> fun. >> when you win. -- heads towards the carolinas. president trump called his response to hurricane maria in puerto rico, check this, incredible unsung success. the storm left almost 3,000 people dead and the mayor of san juan is going to join us to talk about what the president's assessment is worth. this is "hardball" where the action is. ything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. ju

we're back with john kerry, author of "every day is extra." so when you look at the political climate right now with this group of americans who seem angry but also very deeply supportive of donald trump, what is your sense of what the democrats need to do? you know, everyone has sort of a strategy, but it seems to me the core issue is that trump has connected almost emotionally that a group of americans that democrats were not able to. what should say do? >> i think they have to have a better plan for making people's lives better, it's that simple. and i completely understand what has happened with respect to donald trump and the support that he garnered. on the right and on the left in america and in between, people are appropriately angry. and i understand that anger. i have watched this in the senate when we went from the gingrich revolution to the tea party do the freedom caucus, to donald trump's basically hostile take over of the republican party. and it came about because washington, the politicians, the congress was not getting the jo

secretary of state has lost its odd one of his predecessors mike pompei oh accuse john kerry of trying to undermine the trumpet ministration by meeting with officials that's after kerry admitted to meeting in the arabian foreign minister on at least three occasions since leaving office in twenty seventeen it's one thing to meet with your counterpart it's another thing to do what secretary kerry wendy sherman or this money's frankly the whole gang has done which is to actively seek to undermine what president trump is trying to achieve you have been telling the iranians to wait out the president trump and the administration and to wait until there's a democratic president in twenty twenty one is that accurate. i think everybody in the world is talking about waiting out. while in the tweet donald trump himself carries talks with iran were illegal and once again blasted the arena in government hostile regime he claimed the meetings quote undercut great work to the detriment of the american people the president also asked whether john kerry was registered as a foreign agent for his actions

that's a good question. >> juan: i am interested in john kerry. he said at this point he thinks our democracy is being challenged. this is a guy who, i imagine, he went to a very elite prep school. then he goes to yale. he makes a decision to go to war, to go fight for the countr country. of course has all sorts of issues about the war in vietnam and comes back and changes his mind. is then subject to lots of criticism. i would be curious, looking back, what does he think of that episode? he says he says life is a blessing. >> dana: he does right about that quite extensively in his book and he does that he wishes he had fought back harder in 2004 when he thinks he was unfairly targeted on that issue. >> juan: especially by comparison to trump who i guess had trouble with heel spurs or something. >> jesse: who are you going to have on next week? eric holder and susan rice? [laughter] i would ask john kerry, because donald trump mocks him for riding his bicycle all over. i would ask him if he is sensitive about that. in all seriousness, i would ask

john kerry lost to george w. bush in the 2004 presidential race. rob: the film first man under fire depicting america's triumph in the space race being slammed for leaving out a key moment of the moon landing. >> we have serious problems. rob: why is it important to show the american flag during the pivotal moment of history? let's ask former astronaut andy allen. thank you for coming on this morning. they didn't show it to being planted on the moon at the time, a huge moment for this country. what are your thoughts? >> first thing i would think about from a personal accomplishment, one of those defining moments for the astronaut, neil armstrong would be the success of his mission, the accomplishment of what he was sent to do, which was to plant the flag on the moon. at the same time this was an american endeavor, american leadership, american taxpayers and america's blood, sweat, tears and lives that got us there. rob: a space race between two competing powers, there was a lot of importance to what was happening with this race outside of going to

senate colleague john kerry. we spoke with him earlier this summer prior to mccain's abt what kerry hoped to do in his new book "every day is ext extra." >> you work to implement our democracy by reaching out across the aisle, by building relationships, by believing in the better angels of american value system. and i think john mccain did that. i did that. others have done that. but right now we have a culture divide that has been accentuated by political so-called leaders. and what they're doing is, they're operating in a factless world. and my book i think is a display of the ways in which you challenge those who would try to tear it apart and not deal with facts and how you in fact can hold the system accountable, get back to the fact-based democracy we rely on. >> are you going to be hitti the campaign trail? >> you bet i am. i think that is most important work we can do right now is trying to elect people on a national basis and restore the leadership of the country. >> how do you define what democrats stan

if they do, we'll get it right. >> laura: you and john kerry have gone back and forth on this. former secretary of state, barack obama met four times with iranian leadership. you criticized saying that's not appropriate. you can't have two-track foreign policy here. he responded by saying there is nothing unusual our unseemly about former diplomats meeting with former counter parts. secretary of state kissinger did it for decades with russia and china. what is unseemingly is for the podium to be hijacked for political means. >> secretary kerry can't get off the stage. when i am the former secretary i will get off. it's one thing to meet with the counter parts, it's another thing to do what secretary john kerry, wendy sherman, frankly, the whole gang, has done, which is to actively seek to undermine what president trump is trying to achieve. it's okay to talk with them, but you have to be working for america, working for american foreign policy. they are not. they are working for the foreign policy that is theirs and not the one that belongs to the united states. >> laura: dana

well secretary of state between twenty thirteen to twenty seven john kerry was closely involved in the negotiations on the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with iran but earlier this year donald trump quit the agreement sparking international condemnation. a former adviser to iran's nuclear negotiating team told us the dispute between pompei on kerry reflects a deep rift within the u.s. establishment. as far as mr kerry is concerned yaz been opposed to a number of foreign policy positions of this administration therefore this issue how the growing political division within the united states and the fact that the democrats feel an opportunity to undermine president trump's presidency and his prospects for a second them by attacking him on foreign policy issues including iran so i think that the iranian issue is part of a broader circle foreign policy issues. with the company. as we draw closer to the midterm elections in november well that's it for me for no but larry king's latest episode of politicking is up in moments and then do join me again in thirty with more of the news making friday

. >> secretary pompeo unloaded accusing john kerry of undermining u.s. policy in state-sponsored terrorism. >> was secretary kerry has done is done family and unprecedented. this is a former secretary of state engaged with the world's largest state sponsor of terror. you can't find precedents for this in u.s. history. reporter: a harsh criticism came after president trump treated john kerry had illegal meetings with the very hostile iranian regime. we shall they serve to undercut her great work to the detriment of the american people. he told them to read out the trump administration. kerry has denied coach in every man's. i think he responded to the president on bill maher's show. >> the first president i know who's more time reading his twitter legs than his briefing books or the constitution of the united states. reporter: kerry also responded to the president's tweet saying he should be more worried about paul manafort in his meeting with the iranians. he plugged his new book including a link to buy it. also accused iran of launching rockets towards

what wing of the party was clambering for more john kerry? who said we need more john kerry. more 74-year-old boston billionaire globalist war hawk. >> well, we are actually seeing a lot of the folks in the party running against that. >> i'm not so sure. i love john kerry, but i think you know democrats are going to make up their mind to some extent in the next year or so. because we have to find somebody really within the next six to eight months. but we're going try to determine whether or not we want somebody that's going to be trump like in that they can go head to head with him or are we find to find the complete antithesis. i think he's going to be more of the same. one of the things that obama is doing even not being on the trail is that he has created i think a new cohort of young activists and elected officials presently. and what that does. >> you know who has not, john kerry. >> you're right b about that. that's why i think the obama effect that i was waiting to see. not necessarily him going in. which i think is wonderful. but just the impact he's going to have on

to seventeen john kerry was closely involved in the on the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with iran but earlier this year donald trump quit that agreement sparking international condemnation of a former advisor to iran nuclear negotiating team told us that this spirit between pompei o and kerry reflects a deep rift within the u.s. establishment. as far as mr kerry is concerned yaz been a pause to a number of foreign policy positions are beside ministration therefore this issue how the growing political division within the united states and the fact that the democrats feel an opportunity to undermine president trump's presidency and his prospects for a second term but attacking him on foreign policy issues including iran so i think that the iran issue is part of a broader set of foreign policy issues. that will you know diddly come to the foreground as we draw our course into the mid-term elections in november. the generation being born now is the last to be free that's the bleak prediction of wiki leaks editor julian assange it appears in the latest video since his access to the outside

john kerry served in vietnam, we acknowledged. reason mike pompeo didn't get as many votes because democrats might not want to vote for democrat trump nominees. those are partisan issues. let's talk with this. what is the deal with john kerry trying to save the iran deal. i understand his legacy. there is new president and new secretary of state. what is going on here? >> the current iran policy is failing. iran is deeply emmeshed in iraq and yes, ma'am en. u.s. with true from nuclear deal that is taking iran's nuclear program is off the table. that is verifiable. kerry reinforced the president's policy he told iran, don't do anythingç rash. don't restart your nuclear program. i don't see why pompeo is complaining the president is complaining so he has to mirror that. ed: chris, back on policy, joel is claiming iran policy under president trump gone off the rails. >> scroll has done a lot of hard work on this intentions are good. one the money which spurred so many different funding stream for terrorism. ultimately when they got

of state john kerry for staying in the iranian nuclear deal. listen to this. >> what secretary kerry has done is unseemly and unprecedented. this is a former secretary of state engaged with the world's largest state sponsor of terror, he was telling them to wait out this administration. you can't find precedent for this in u.s. history. john: former arkansas governor mike huckabee weighing in as well, saying this. >> john kerry's the only guy i know that wants to bring back the edsel, myspace and other failed enterprises. this is why john kerry really is a joke, but the sad thing is what he's doing is not funny. what he's doing, i believe, is both a violation of the logan act under which, by the way, nobody has ever been successfully prosecuted and only two people charged, but i think he makes the case for actually getting convicted of it. john: christian, the logan act, last time it was actually used was 1852. they claim that richard nixon violated that when he quote, threw a monkey wrench in the paris peace accords in 1968 but then got electe